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POST-CLOSURE MONITORING THROUGH THE WIRELESS SENSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERS TO BRAD MINING AREA
Abstract
The paper aims to solve pollution problems mining sites closed on the environmental components. In this regard it is proposed the use of microcontrollers and wireless sensors for warning exceeded limit values of environmental quality indicators. It wants to create a network of wireless sensors to anticipate the amount of pollutants to take measures to reduce pollution in the mining Brad chosen as a case study.
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